News
Gavel passed to new mayor
A large crowd filled the Council Chambers to support Oak Harbor’s new and old leaders on Tuesday.
News
Beth Munns ends 16 years on Oak Harbor City Council
Munns is being replaced by Chris Wiegenstein, who won against Andy Plumlee.
Business
Oak Harbor welcomes new ‘gentle art’ academy
Mychal and Jorgi Cohen opened Bold Spirit, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy.
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State representatives discuss school priorities
Advocacy for funds is imperative for Oak Harbor Public Schools to function efficiently.
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Port commissioner Callahan announces resignation
Callahan has resigned from his District 3 commissioner position, but not due to health concerns.
Life
Welcoming 2024 with some fun
Whidbey’s New Year’s Eve extended weekend offers 2023 one last chance of redemption.
News
Navy fires VAQ-136 commanding officer
A commanding officer at NASWI was fired “due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command.”
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Service members to see pay, allowance increases
Service members will get the biggest pay raise in 20 years starting in January.
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Fee increases for county permits proposed
The community is invited to comment on proposed fees associated with land use and building permits.
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Yacht Club contract raises council eyebrows
The Oak Harbor City Council voted to approve a contract with the Yacht Club despite some concerns.
Life
Santa Claus brings joy to children with special needs
Island County Parent to Parent hosted its 8th annual Holiday Family Fun with Santa in Coupeville.
News
Coupeville dean of students returns full-time
Tom Black was restored to working full-time as the dean of students of Coupeville schools.
Business
Meet fluffy ambassadors at the Christmas Village
Ever since the North Pole relocated to the Blue Fox, Santa has been living with some fuzzy critters.